; MEDFOHD MAli; 'IJljUXtO, MKDFOUD, QHKnoK,- SUNDAY. MA KOI f 17,
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' V fT ' Irene DeLwh, 828 South Holly SL-rhonoCoL or 71 W, ,J B
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WEEKLY CAI.EXDAIl ,
. .Monday. ... .
Oregon mate .College club. !
Home of Jlr. and .Mrs. It. CI. ;
Fowler on Kings highway j
al 8 o clock slmrp. ;
Jfe Crater l.ako Uulld. Homo
"V of Mrs. E. W. Hhockley. liol ,
King street. Mrs. Will Watt
a.ld Mrs. H. K. Hagelty,.!--
siatant hostesses. ' - 4
Tuesday. 6
Kant Side circle . of the
Methodist church will.: meet
at the home of Mrs. Albert
Anderson,' Hlllc,roat road,
East Medford.
AVomon's ' Missionary So- !
le'.y Presbyterian church In ;
8 SI,- Anne's .Altar (society at
2:3U. '.
t World Call banquet mia-
wlunary societies, of Christian 4
( cliuroh at Uio church ut
: 45 p. lit.
Wciliicmlay. i
4 , Suclul mooting Howena cir-
clc. Home of Mrs. P. W. tier-
hardt, S03.f -Nort(i Peach
street. ' , ;;
Prlscllla prrcl' "Methodist1
church. : . . ' . . .: .. .
Chrysanthcmuiii - C i r c I e
m Thimble clvtb, at th home of
Neighbor Sylvia- Harkdull,
4- H7 N. Central, avenue, ut
2 o'clock. ' " ' '
. Tlmrsdaj-.
' Opening of.HtuUv Confer-
4 enco of Daughters of Aiueri- 4
can Rcvolutic;'-Kurollmcnt 4
of delegated 9 a. n at Pre-
Uyterian church. ....
Complimentary luncheon to
all dclcgatcH Hotel Medford.
'h Afternoon meeting called at
1:30 p. in.
Informul tea at JackKon-
vllle at 3:30. 4
4 Mltiulou ytudy class of 4
Ccris-tlan church, meets In 4
4 the evening.
, Krklay.
: 1. A. 11. istato Conference 4
4 lueetlng opentr at 9 a. in; with
4 Mrs. K.- C. Apperaon, utate re- 4
H Bent In chnrfjo. No host
I luncheon at . 1 J : J 5 p. m.
ifotcl Medford. .
I. Htxteentli- Annual confi-r-vf"
:4miec banquet Jlolel Medford
4 at (i:30 p. m. . ,V
DoarU meeting CU'oatei-
Medford club. ,
v 4 . Daughters o f VcUeraiis
meeting at Armory. . .
i K.: 8aturdHy. 4
:r Cleneral Jouepli Lane Bocfe-
ty C. A. n.'w will entertain 4
fr at -10 o'clock luncheon at h
K Hotel Medford.
4 Cloaing day D. A. state
conference.
I Chysanlhemum Clrcln Ju- 4
h venileti at the hume of Sadie
Oill, -12S Cottage HtreeL
10 a. m. St. Mark's food 4
" and apron- aitle.
-
Mrs. White of Portland ; ' -. Many gifts were presented to the
Guest of Eastern 8tan - . ulo mlss ,j , imp,)y llme Wtt,
.Mrs. Minnie W olf White. asso- enJ J b cllt
date grand conductress of the, c;ucsts i0,Uded: Saburo Maru
graud chapter Order Kaslern Mar u ,kI aM. Tl.rk0
Itcaines chaplcr O. E. S. No.' 06.
Wednesday evening.
The Mauonlc hall .was bcautitully
decorated for -.the occasion with
Easter lilies, spring flowers and
ferns. Many visitors were pres
ent from Ashland, Jacksonville.
California.
After thn exemplification of the
worn, mub . '"'"' i
Dial or IMC l.asi.
Mrs. Larisou worll.y matron o
Htolla chapter No. ..9. O. k.. b.. of
ii.-na, tmu, bums "ow -
?ero very much enjoyed. Mrs.
rw hlto was presented with a gift
v.. i- .P. V..r., .....T,V.i
u. ixjinu
uiatrou. .. . i
nnfm.Bl,tiinieu were apl'Ved 111 tile
large dining room, which was deco
rated by the auxiliary commlttoe
with Mrs. Helen if inkier chairman.
Ou Thursday -Mrs. W hile, -enter-liilued
a uumher ot the mcinberH
ul luohoou ul tho Hotel Medford.
after which she' was ttrlten for- a
ride to Jacksonville und other
i i i,
pmrea o "- - . n large maKazlne publish!, houe.
Sip left Tor her home in luit- Uaughter plan
lauU fVlday nioruhiR. f to Jup A fw wpcUh
Mrs: Minnie Wolf White. aB.o-jMr; and Mrt "BWof Grants '
ciate grand conduelreps of. 0PaM EntePlain Farewell Party '.
Krand chapter O. IS. S.. who ha Mn amI Mrs. . A. ii. Ttavln of
been a guest of the loeal rhapicr j orautu Van, whu kro well known
this past week, left Friday for her;ncrC( were (judnrf,ii u "farewell din
home In Portland. i ner kIvcii In thulr honor by Mr.
1 TtT - land Mr. Noll Alk'u ImhI evening.
Mm. Hlt Ifosicsi t " ls jAuHf tliuHu who ullendcd from
1. A. Its on Saturday - j Medford were Mr. und M"ih. lhirat'3
Mrs. Win. W. P. Holt was ho- ( Broinlry and Mr. und Mrs. H. U
in thn f'rnlor iJike "chapter, ifirnvbeall. The Davla' funilly will
Dau?ht!rs of nia,Aiiifni:uii', i":-
Jutton on Saturduj-, March Jfttlf. "'.
T)nritis tho i bU8iiieK ... tneetmtf
. r.. tlm ,.n.if-l
nnai armnKvuicii.s
talnment of the annual state con-j
. , l. l.A liol'a MfirC I :i.'
icrencv, 'o io-iw i.v. -
ri'and S3, wero made. All who
havo promised cars to take dele
gales to Jacksonville ore afked to
bo at the Presbyterian church on
Thursday nt 3:80. Committee re
ports covering the convention ware
given
Tl.; program for the aftcnion
,as given -over to a paper on No-;
was given -over to a paper on a -
fi,iii Tinf.tmc. urenareu o .n
Mrs.
Ilert Ixiwry ami given i-j
en umn nno ;
ardlng. The national solely of
,o n.. A. n. bas always been in.
Harding.
the
li.vnl.
program, and because of this sup -
s-"3"S
Rental congress were resd. Ihese
reports justified -the a"
by the society. While world peace
'"..iLraronVtir
still It finis the necessity, of pro-;
; teetlng n liberty which wus obtain-.
cd at such a great price.
narbar Holt . t-iiiritnlued byHng:
niavlns inn ninnn !
Assisting Mis. Holt as hostesses idexEou. Mra Dick Ha,. Mrs. A. L.
Were Mesdamea Thavcr, Marsh,? Sini'uions, Mrs. II. T. Punkcy. Mrs.
Welch and King.
-.
laii iilLcr of Vcli-i-uns
Initiate .New Members
fciltu 1. Hilbbs ten., Daughters of
Vetei-uus met at 'tin;' Armory Fri
day. March 811). . After the regular
routlnu of business new members
were Initiated and application fur
J membership were accepted, it wau
also decided to have a card party at
Hotel Holland on Tuesday evening.
March -Gth. In'-preparation for
u,8 sale t0 ou held at Lamport's on
March 3QIh. a proup met with Mls
Cox und ,Mifl. Klllott on Thursday
evening. .. Miss t Mario , , Ttonnetl,
state prefildont.w'Ml Visit .tho tent
on March SSlli." , ' ' ' ' , . '
The next regular- meeting : will
occur at the Armory Friday, March
f .
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Greene are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of a won named Charka Nich
olas, on Tuesday, March 12th, at
the .Sacred Heart hospital.
Mrs. Ibia Jvuics Huettcmi .
Houorhisr Out-of-Ttiwn Guest
Mrs. Edna Iwaace entertained at
luncheon Wednesday at the Hotel
Medford In honor of Mrs. Minnie
Wolf White, associate .grand con
diii'iroFs of the grand chapter O.
E. H. of Oregon. Mrs. Isaar.s has
the honor of serving as grand war
der of the grand chapter.
The table was decorated attrac
tively with a large centerpiece of
spring flowers and candles of pink
aud yellow bhades. Ttlbbou ulreain
ers of yellow and pink from the
centerpiece carried to each guest
a lovely corsage of rosebuds, sweot
"peaa and ferns. A guest prize vas
presented to Mrs. White. Mrs.
Eifert and Mra. Boy(. Covers were
placed for. Mrs. Minnie White of
Portland, Mrs. Iauboii of Yrcka,
Cal., Mrs. Hammond and Mrs. Har
dy of Ashland. Mrsi llek and Mrs.
Wilson of Jacksonville, Mty. Ker
guson und Mrs. Merrill of Central
I Point, Mesdames McOowan, Pur-
dln. Young, Minkler, Kubfiek, Boyl.
Kchoffel, Woodcock. P.al'iies. Alden,
Wilson, Holmes, Smith, UeaKos,
Culy. LauM-ence, Itawley, Walden.
Eifert and Ray. .
? .Mr. Tlnd Jim M. N, liogiln left by
motor Krlday. for. a w.eok,,buslnest!
trip toBctttUe..-';." ' ,;'.,', ,;. .
Itli-lluiny Parly
lor Little Mini Nakatrl . .' .
-. Mrs. J. Naklgiri entertained with
a party . honoring tho third birth
day of her daughter Ada on Friday
fl.-niim A iti-nllv ii1nl.-nn,l wliile
birtliday cuke ornamented the cen-!
ter of the .table, 'with Mrs. Av J.
KlocUer acting as toastmlstress'.
Iteft-cHhtnents of sandwiches, salad.
eitlies nml let, ei-enit, were HCi-veil.
j Maruyamii. Kumiko Nukano. I li -
s-iko Kaiuikaw.a, Kaybo Naklgiri.
Noako Snlto und Yoyolio Tnkaliiru.
Legloti Heme April 1st .'
Will Be Popular ETtut
Much Interest Is being shown in
the big Legion revue which Is to
be staged here ou April 1st. The
cast Includes many of Mcdford's,
most talented, actors and ' an ex.
..ll. nl ,.,ln,.i,,n lu n.iifeil. Tom
, , pr,!UaHg ulnc wonderful
i(.cnl(, cffccl, lnuJi(. , M
. ... oxc litlonallv rood. . Tho re.
vue will be given ono-niht only,
which means that local people w
111
luivn to buy t)u.r iicKots early lo
UB. ,,!,.
.fa-.'-""b r,-.....
Mr. and Mrs. lici t Rales ot Rose-;ine actn m -
burg and Miss Marjory Kopple of lecn represented 1 1. tl .o P'W- ''
Portland wero guests of honor at!"" t to music by Miss Maud
a number ot dinner, and parties Barrlgar. local musician and lph-
Wivjpn herc ovor tho naBt week end.
Mr. Hatea left lawt week for Mln-
neapolia, where he-wllltake up his
i new uuii vs uu me rutiuriui siuh ut
ieuv.o hiiui i i iui mMiimni
i where Mr. ItaUs in eunged 111 the
( lumber Utwiue.' ' - '
r.hia di9
gopeo Radio Play
UUe1 fit UIO I'lSl .Mirris (iinja
tho year was tajoyed by the local
. . ...... V I.. ..I ..f
radio nuhllc 1it Tuesdo.v when .It"
"(.'onto Players" presented "Julia's J
('buncos over station KMl-.t. I ..
plot was unusually Kood with many
iinmoroiid situations
Bomn pathos, nnd much favorable
; heen h.-ard
nR ls nUractve co program.
!nK ,,s attractive C'eo program
l run ,.i.i wi.l. mikT. evei-v nieni-
I "-,;. ,.1..n.ll.l bit of acilllS .
ivi -iv".- -
, Xon,Si popuiar local. VlaywrlSt.t.
Dcr doing a spicuuiu on """'i.nlplll,1,.i., i, i,er teacher Mr-,
t t ovor ci0VCT dra,a. lOmpanlcd by her ecBt'. JIM
,,,,. l8 con(.cc0l to be ouo of tha '.'of her dancing Ll .
wis
llos el, wno ' relstlves,
P' 0,tlB',0 ,;olnt BUrprBC(, hor
day afternoon at her homo In Con- j
tral Point. Eightoeu guests were !
present aud Included the follow-i
Mrs.' If. W. Coplugcr, . .Mrs. j
IK. ". lledsueth. Mrs. A. M." He
Win. Kercusou. Mva. lxrlu Greg
ory, .Mn. E. Ft, Gleasom Mra. K. U
Farra, Er. C. M. Merrill. Mra. Hay
Hcntley. Mrs. 1.. U Uuwsou. Mra.
R A. Adams, rs. Koberl Kyle und
Mrs. J. E. Viucent. , . '
Greater Medford Club
Luncheon March 25
The Greater Medford club will
have a 10 o'clock luncheon nt.thc
Hotel Medford' Monday, March 1!5.
Mtua' Mubel Mack will have charge
of tho program In placo of Mra.
Ryau. An addrusH will be Kiveu on
Better Homes week, speaker to be
auotninced later. Beolvy Hall will
give a tnlk ou tho new airport
which Medford expects to have, ex
tilnluluc it In dolail. - - '
" Tbo card parly glvou on Monday
OllUU 1
was attended by a imr i'rou
owing to tbo amount oT ulekiiPHS in
the city. -High score was nciu uy
Mra. Hal Plait and Mra. J. Crewi).
' Mrs. Rose Eilort and Mi's. E. N.
Eldrldge and son. LlilllOi loft yes
terday for Tori land, n lioro llicy
will visit relatives aud friends.
Mrs. Thompson Entertains
Honoring Son's Birthday
On tho occaalou of the eighth
birthday anniversary of her son,
liugenc. Mrs. Nolllc U Tboinpsou
entertalUKd informally Suturday
afteruoou.
A chocolato birthday cako form
ed the centerpiece ou the table.
The eight candies were held In
plaec on the cake with marshmal
lows. . '
Games were the diversion of (lie
afternoon. Mrs. Tliumlison was as
sisted by Mrs. Clirls ivccgan.
The guests wcro Ruth Leverelte,
Naomi Jenkins, Helen Lofland.
Frances Clark, Noriiiu-.-Mltohell.
Barbara Hansen, Jonu Kednian.
ureha Blavlock. Carol Lewis, liu
gene - Haiweu, Furman Blaylo:k,
Donald "Vonnger. Joseph Uriiues
and Milly Mitchell. ' . , '- ,'
v- ,- -. , ; .:-
t'lirynnlliciuum Circle
lilMnll Officers.
Monduy, evciiiiiB, Muroh nth
was tho reRulur lmeting ot Chrys
anthemum Circle SO. 84, Neigh
bors ot Woodcraft.
There" wan Initiation mid nllot
Ing on candidates.
After - Llle "uflineau l-oiwm .'
Sffleors wore in cliarge' oi ino
tiiiil hour.- ' .'
'? There wiis a short musical prog
ram after which cards wero en
joyed' by all. ,. Honors going to
Iiellc"BcmSotto and Lda" Cole." con
Bolatlbn's 'to Taltthu . Picket and
Berlha t"l'h well.'-,. i " ",; .'"
. At the cloje of tbo eveliillB'.. al
ad, sandwiches nntr cottco were
served in the banquet hall
Mrs Isaac I'. Patterson ot Salem I Proressor James of Han-ard unl
wlil ho a guest In -Medford tills ! vorslly said that in Btudylng any
week to olteud the slato confer- ago and nny nation wo must first
encc of tlic unugnici-H ut
American Revolution, which
con-
venes here Thursday, Frldnv
nud
Saturday.
Cnueu Itudlo Play
iTo - Feature Song'.
"The Leprccinaun. ' radio fan
tasy in keeping with St. Patrick's
day, written for the Copco hour,
by Mary Orelner, Mall Tribune
reporter, will be hoard over
KMBD the Mall Tribune-Virgin
station from nlno to lit Tuesday
-1-1,4 ' . '
' . ti... ,u nttlo piny
concerns the escapades' of tnc
iiuhliit- little fairy- responsible for
uiuch of lite .'well-Known Irish
iVk. und will prove' popular with
all who havo a bit of Irish of
Irish blood In their veins, ns well
as to lovers of fairy lore In gencr-
An nrlirln.'il SOllIT. WOVCh UrOUml
L. I .. Ill, In 1,'lul, Cnl-
high school, and will be Bung dur
ing the course of the play.
Mr. and Mrs. WUso.l KuUirtulil
H. X. O. Club
- Tho H. X. O. club met ut tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wlmm Juat
off West Main ntrcct. on Wednes
day evening und had a lnol en
joyable time ploying, brldgo and
lialcning to the radio.
At 'the close ot Uio giuncH Mrs.
Wilson served . delicious refresh.
nientB. .'. .: '
Tho next parly will be nt the
honio of- Mrs. Howard - Carlo.
.March 27. with Mrs. Opal Clark
as associate hostess.
j Oregon Slato I'ullcfc'c club will
lie oulurlolucd at tho homu of Mr.
and Mrs. R. Q. Kowlor ou Kings
'. highway tomorrow evening ut 8
i o'clock sharp.
, ..i.- A.iwlll.rv
'"T'
r" . ,: , . ..T.
The American legion Auxiliary
held their semi-monthly social cve
'nlnir last Monday, with at. attend-
well nsl"'"-'6 of Buollt ,;i ""!"uprB. After
r r,,i.in i a Terr short business nieetlns a
.?fr.r ..Lt n.
" -".". .- - ..
" . roau n6
n..rv.mi.an o.l lit llr iPiirnt-f. .MPS.
, .;,"'z" DeI antll, ,n
UsLra'fi
Wlliums rendered two vocal trio
Vn. Edltli Brown gave
i two clover readings.
bridse furni6iiod
amusement lor those who wanted ;
lo uay, and Mrs. Mutate Daily's '
crt!W furnished refreshments, tor I
'all.
-
wore
alielt,
A number ot articles
brought in for tUo supply
with promises for moro.
Ih'of Mill n g Speaks
llcforv Oclphtau Club
vn Thureday morning, March 14.
the ladles of the Alpha chapter of
(he Delphian club and their guests
met at tho parish house on roiin
r,.b.4i t..o.,t rnr the rarest treat :
uf the ve-ir i
In the absence- of Mrs. E. H.
,,urd the meeting
inu vico preaiuiii, ... "
Ilurlo. who prcstntcd Mm. flawKw j
M.,ro ivhin licautlful IntororeUi-I.
n..n ,.r "Thi, - Aiicl-Iiih" bv Siovo-
klne will long bo remembered for
Ihu real pleasure 11 uttorded uio j
audience. ,j
Mm. Mooro explained that Sieve-
."""'
hu b t "'
write this beautiful music whon
looking at tho famous painting,
"Tho Angelus," by Millet.
After announcing that Mrs.
Myron Root's group ot Delphian
ladles would meet with Mrs.
Orooinl on 1'ark avenue Thursday,
March 21, and Mi-s. John Crew's
group would meet March 2 a In
stead of March 1 G, as was previ
ously arranged,' Mrs. Barto pre
sented Professor Vlnlng of Ash
land, who spoke for nn hour on
"Knlhiislusm and How to Capital
ize It," to a very appreciative and
attentive audience.
Without a doubt no more inspir
ing and Intellectual speech was
ever delivered in Medford. Those
who heard him agree that they
ure Indeed indebted to Prof. Vln
lng for a wonderful hour ut uplift.
Fur a short Itme at least it "was
their privilege to. live .In rarefied
atmosphere, they were Inspired and
carried along to finer and better
Ideals. ' ' '' ' '
' Ho-said in part that the period
of enthusiasm in the" human being
was from the ages of 14 lo SO.-' in
clusive, that period of bubbling
youth.' This 'is tbo age of vision
iinti self assertion 'After' I!ti we
ceaso to have vision, but recrcatp
frum llio period Just mentloileii. .
In telllnc us that all art was n
form of 'enthusiasm ho spoko ft
iri-i.nt truth inspiration plus en
thuslasnv have produced alU.tho
crent nlcturcs In history.
Professor ;Vln.iiiB. dwelt,, on .the
fact that wo all geel Inspiration
and enthusiasm but few find ways
nnd means ot expressing what they
feel and fewer still capitalize moir
enthusiasm
' Civilization itself is a striving- for
a incans of expression of Indivi
duality both personal and natlonul.
lie spoke of the vision, inspiration
and enthusiasm that produced
, noouioven s jiuuhuuii,
mm ineir punosuF.iy
fore we can interpret mem ui- ui,-
ilpratnml their art
Study the Influenco of the llmew
an you will come nearer what is
ineunt by the artist when painting
a picture.
He gave Reubens paintings fis
an example of interpretation.. The
custom at that period vaa to
deprecate present surroundings in
order to immortalize the hereafter.
This ras the philisophy of immor
tality. Therefore, In studying a
paintlnc we should try to deter
mine tho motive and philosophy
thut prompted the aVflst to paiut
that particular .production,
In diacusolng human nature nc;im: iiwaioan, iik.
stressed the superiority complex
1 io a waH and'occhnc ,o Ite!" Wr. aud
"uul . , , ,vi .1... .i,.u .1., ! bel t AruiatroiiB of North
with which people surround inem-
lliiorceicu in aujunna ,w -
not caro to hear about, declaring
that Vthus and so" does not apucal I
lo them.-and only letting in such;
,ar a. they choose to be inter-j l ll lt lulricu ,h company of w, o. A. After the devotion
csted in..-. ' . " . Frii-rtliH Playera ut their homo on - .. .....w..,,
uu.i.i. uVii,i irive nut Hvninattiy
and try lo understand the problems
of others, tho other fellow's nio -
fives. ... ,
Wo each have unlimited possi
bilities within us and are each an
Individual experiment of nature.
Bach of us feel that we arc capable
of grasping .conceptions a little
bettor than the other fellow, but
we are Influenced and perhaps hin
dered by opportunity and onvlron
inont. perhaps oven there Is no cull
for our line of endeavor. F.dlson.
Lincoln, Washington lived In an
oge when there was a "call" for
Just such men. The world needed
their particular genius.:
, .We must be obsessed with, our
pceullur mission as was the won
derful maiden who led the French
nrmv ,o victory.
We caif do anything If wc have i
the Incentive and will to try. !
When today is over let it die.
I tomorrow Is a new day. a new page
I In history, a. new world to us.
Morehu! all your forces to meet It.
t.lfc is continuous growth nnd '-
gather either bad or good influ
ence ond make it a part of us.
Heaven will bo a placo of life
and beauty, a place where all our
geratest dreams will be realized.
. These nro only a few of th.
thoughts that Professor Vlnlng left
Wi;n Ills nearer. nvuuo 11. ii.
permit a more r xtonslvo wrltoup.
.. j .t j .ii...
mtMimirvmii.7 .... n,..,
Will Attend Dedication
Mrs. Newton C. Chancy anil Mrs.
F6'T.n.!l(.M,Tyg.l,0,nneawt
ending t o i acd'catlon of th , ne
wiilcirwlll be Laid M'orch 18, The;
whlclfwlll lie told jrorcn is, ino:
II, . Modfnrrl aiiTllinrv women i
iUiwlll "nnd fiosslbb to a,nu thlu;
dedication, which will be held at,
the hoBpltui. After the ccrcntoulcH !
,hu v'Hof w"l be shown through, j
.the. uow hospital from cellar lo :
glliret. i
j . ' " i
iGnnlen club
Hv Bulb .Silt. . .; i
'.Tho Garden club held a bulb"i,v i,.s. sims delighted the sath-
and plant wale at the Public
yet Saturday tnorlnliitf which net
ted very satisfactory returns.
Thcro will bo another one of
these Hales next Saturday morn
ing and anyono having bulhH.
plutils. rose roots, cutting or seedH
to donate please take or send,
Uhem to tho - Public Market early i
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maud is uUvqunliv
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. Mm. lilb'y U. Hcnson,
at her homo, is slowly
bel n very 111
....F..,"h.
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T" " ' , ' J,
I',1,.,M.I llit,ll,. Vlp-l.l
riaddioa nlnht was
Daddlos night was a success, i
Aftur a moHl bountiful remist 1
fetched In by the moth'ei-H. and a
ucoutlng of the rooms by the Und
dies, they wore entertained with
an excellent program. It was:
Honga by tho J. HI. tlJrls quartet.
. J'iano olo by lOarl PederHoti. nn
Impersonation, nn KiiKlitihmnirH
eHSJi y on 1 1 f e. also an 1 1 1 u.st ra t ed
expository differentiation between
an hymn and an anthem by Ray
Henderson. An address: Your Ray.
and Mow to Keep Him, by Miss
Jane Carlton.
Kowena Circle Meet.
Homo of Mrs. J. Wcluh
The Rowena circle of the Yeo
men lodge held their business
meeting for March nl the homo of
Mr.i. J. 1. Welch i Wednesday after
noon. Mureh tth. After Inn Iiicsh
the hi'.tuHsei served refreshment a.
The noehil uieeling fur Mareh
will bo held at the home of Mrs.
1 V, CerUanlt. North Peach
street Wednesday evening, Mareh
UUlh. ." " -
Women's Mlfslonar Society
Will (line MeMiuj , .
i'. On Tuewday afternoon the Wom
un'ft AtlKalunary society of the
PrcBbyterlau church will hold
theJr regular March meeting In thn
uJuinMi purlor. Mry. Uaderly will
review the vlu.si-chapter of "New
Africa." A. largo, attendance Is
desired.'' ' : "'.-.'
Orcun Stiitc-Ccillvffo Club
Will Meut l uwler Home '
,i Tlip Oregon Htiite College club
will' meet at tho home of Mr. and
Mrs. It. fl. Fowler ou Kings High
way Moifday night, March 18th at
8 p clock sharp, livery one Is re
quested to bo on time so that the
meeting can start promptly. Those
In. charge of Ihu entertainment as
sure a good thne for those who
attend. All Oregon Htatc college
students und alumni are invited.
; -4(..
Mi's. Heck KiitertahiN
l-Nr Mother's HiitlMliiy
Mrs. Michael Beck entertained
at her home, C"l Houth Grape
strcot Tuesday afternoon, March
llh in honor of her mother, Mrs.
Ullvo Puyton's 71th birthday. The
u ft orn oo n was spe n t In p leanan I
conversation after which a dainty
luncheon wau served. The table
decorations were carried out in
pink. A pink cake with plhk cau
dles made a dainty centrplece for
the table. : -
Thoeo present to enjoy the af
ternoon were: Mrs. Olivo Payton,
Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Hell, Mrs. Paten,
frs. ticrlpter, Mrs. McClay. Mrs. ! spending tho winter In Californlu, ,y jtuv. J. M. Johnson, Mrs. 15111
Uttu Parker, Mrs. (Tuudo Puyton. arrived in Medford last Tuesday to I ..M Wiw olMetnd nalHlant seerelarv.
J Anlce ticripter, Ue Merlo lleck and
I - V-M7Hti ..... i..,VP
.":" Hf ,, .
Mrs. Her-
Ucud.
FnrmVol Itadlo Party
in,rlim John Puul
Th0 nolcn and jean Wll
a ,i..h,. Ui ......i i..Ui i.. ...t.. n..n..i..
, March 9th.' with o radio" parly in
1 (.), .form of a farewell for John
Paul, u momber of tho company.
who is leaving for I.oa Angeles.
Hcrrt'sliuieuts wero served ut n j
late hour. -r '
Those present were John Paul, i
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ii. Trunk, Sir. und j
Mrs. Karle I.uthey and' soil Mux,
Mrs. -Irene Kzzell. Iorls itoiiitn.
Aluls J. Koch, William Tracy '
John Hulce. . . .
SI. Murk's fiullil
Will llatu Card Puny.
Tho ladles of- Ht; Murk's Guild
urr -very busy tin-he 'lays prepar
lug for ii. snh, to be held next Hat
unlay, March 23. placo to bo an
nounced later.
Tliero will bo different kinds uf
cooked foods, and a lot of beau
tiful uprons, also soiuo other fun
cy .vork.
April 3rd at 0 p. m. will be the
annual Parish dinner in Ht. .Murk's
ParlMh house.
up April (th. (lie ladles will
give olie of their popular card par
ties, ho please hold tills dute open
for this event.
Mrs. K. W. Gould, Mrs. John
IJurnebcrg, Mrs. H. C. Mulhollund,
Mrs. J. C. Hcnio'u und Mrs. Kute
Voung are the able committee in
( vhlit.e
,
Washington Parent-Teachers
Celebrate Xatlonal Hafely Week.
, ,.. w.i,l,i.rt l,n....nI.T....h
j ,7,. "
: ore' association met Friday, Jlarch
in'obsorvunco of national safety
m
.
Ceontys room. . .,
Vrt w a talk en trf.
fie luws and urged pcvple to help ;
KVOlil accidents by enuil..nliiK chil-:
ureii In regard to using roller i
skates uii crowded Mreeia mid
so the bad hubjl of dodging in I
from of curs when rltltug biey- '
cr8. ;
M i'k. Geo. Weiult aeconipanied .
Mar-,L.rnff wl;, ty siolos.
l'laiio Hcliictions Avi-re ulvcn by
D.dniar W'rlKhl and lltlen McAl- !
Ilnli'i- 1
A group of luutln-'itl includine
McMdaini-.i Urnm-tl. lYase, 'l'houi
koii. Moly und yhosircr K'rved tt-a
and cookies during
the . social
hour. -;
Whll,
I'lvrlll of Ijiki Wc.k
' A unlet wedding took place last
Saturday evenlmr. .March -lull at
!8:3U MIsAddulIno lloiirdman
i became the bride of Clayton II.
WhWIoek. The ceremony took
place In the presence of Immediate
relatives nt Uie home of the officl-
111 "'K nimisier, uci. c. i-. i.aw-
reuee, I lie ring ceremony uoini:
used. The hi hie wore a while
georgette crepe dress aud oarried
a bouquet of pink rosebuds 1 and
maiden hair fern. Mlsa .Margaret
Perrlne of Ashland, attended her
as maid uf honor. Krauk P.oarU
uuiti was best man.
Mrs. Whitlock Is tho daughter
of Mrs. J. T. Roarduiiiu, now re-
siding at Prospect, aud graduated j
from jietironi tngu scnooi nisi
spring. The groom is tue sou oi
Mrs. Ethel Whitlock.
The young euuple wll make
their home in Medford where the
groom is employed ul the Kinney
Furnlturo store.
Mr. ami Mrs. Sueni r.ntciialn
livening Dinner thtb
Members of the livening Hinucr
club wero eutert allied Tuesday
evening, Murch l", at tho home of
Mr. ami Mrs. Jack fciwom on Ross !
Court. Kollowlug the seven o'clock
dinner bridge was enjoyed.
In the group were tho follow -
i Ing: Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Howard.
Mr. ond Mrs. C. W. Hlutguw, Mr.
1 and Mrs. Harry Marx, M r. und
Mra. .. It. Tenet l. Mr. and Mrs.
Kd Keldman, iJolo Holmes, nnd the
bust and hostess.
O. A. It.' Will Knlcrtnin
lAitiflicoii Hotel Metllortl. . '
Cleneral Joseph l,uno Suelety,
Children of t)iu American RevoJ.u-
Hon. will be hosterH lo the Se'eond
Annual Mute .Conforenee yfthej
Children' -of -fhe Aiiifiirntt Rcvolir-i
tlon of Oregon, find also Ihu l. A.
u.
The convention will be opened
with a luncheon at tho Hotel Med
ford, Saturday, Murch I'll, at K'iUO.
All local members are expuqtcd ,to
attend and an Invitation In extended
to ovcry child in Medford,' who is
eligible to the C. A. R., to attend
this luncheon and convention.
Tickets, may be secured from
Mfs. K. N. Vllni, I
t t.-..t L'1.1.. i.i.. .
.n vmvjv . ;
Will Meet Tuijsduy.
rrho liaat Hide Circle of the Fii-st j
Methodist church will meet Tues-
day afternoon with Mrs, Albert)
Anderson, Hlllerest road, Kast j
Medford. Mrs. O. V. Myers nnd
Mrs. Rllcy D. Hencon will, have
charge of the program. v Kvcry ( the incinberi ot the Lrean rsible
member urged to be present. Vls-'Clasi;. of the Federated church of
Hum always welcome. . , (Central Point, Wednesday nfter-
" I noon. March 13th. at her home on
Out-of-Town Gucaui 1 Manzinita street'. ,
Visit lU'latlvos Here. j Mr8t ltoy iehols. the class pnml-
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Drury ot ,ontt presided UVer a short busi
Kvanston, Illinois, who havo been nous mcolinir.v Prayer was offered
visit their son. Allen tl. Drury, 6-0
1 tsuuui unauaie, owner ui urury
1 Lun u""'". 0,1 Kl"K Highway.
"K"lc ying ui inu nuiei bhiu-
ford and will bo horn for several
t weck,
i 4
', Mra. Mcl)itutld Addresses 1 '
I W. V, T. f. McvUiik.
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Interesting account of the Ulble
lectures she attended while In Hc-
altle. . TIiu next .meeting will1 be f
held .March !slli with Mrs. Leonard
In chcurge. The Union will hob! i
Kood Hale, Hiiturday Jlarch Sloth,
place to be announced later. ;
Social Events of
Church Societies
The Ht. Aline Altar society of the
Catholic church will hold lis regu
lar business meeting next Thurs
day nftcrnon. ut 2:30. All nieni
bcrs aro requested to attend.
, The mission Hliidy cluss being
cuiiductcil by thn Woniitn's Mis
sliuinry society of the First Chris
tian church has been postponed
until Thursday evening. .March 1.
Tho Prlscllla circle of thc'l'lrst
M. I;, church will meet on Weil - I
ncsday afternoon ut the bouie of i
Mrs. I). JI. McDunnrls, 6 Ueatty
street. A largu utteudunco Is de
sired, j
World Call Banquet
bnnstian bnurcn luesoay .
Tho world call buniiiict which
,llio missionary societies of the
.V''J'". mVl.V" TiV
I." S. ZJi.l taB of to
ciiurcn luusiiujr. oieiiiiig, .uaicii i".
ot : I5 o cluck. This wll he in
, - r':,,.. "...
for tnoir own, nnn not rolls ami
gram nt tho tablan anil will Im
jfoUoir by . 0rC) .utorUlguwut,
act of stcrcnpllcaii ,
views, "Around tli Wtirld." This
Is being given in the Interest of ;
ul-itho "World Call" muKuxtiie. the of -
InduiHg
'
rielal publication "f the l ulled ,
Christian Missionary suclely. All
members ami frli'lidrt of Hie church
are urgfd to Hit end and visitors
will be mrdlally welcomed. A.
ilnrKi' altt'iidauri' Ik anllclpat'd lj-'
lliosi' in
rharKn of tho nminm!
nu'llla.
.
tWC
Of-
Mrs. W. Ittibi'ils i;nU-rtahi.s
Ijutle' Auxlllary
The Ladles' Auxiliary uf
Paptlst church m't at the home if
Mrs. W. M. Roberts, 1011 Went
Tenth stret't on Tuesday, March 1-.
After the. business Nekton, a very
delightful Hoelul hour fnlluwr-d.
RefreshmeutH were served by Mrs.
J , K. .Indy. Mrs. Ilu)klns, .Mrs.
Ralph Shirley und Mrs. J. W.
Roberta,
Twenty-two ladles und four chil
dren were present.
Ml. lioplH'Il HtKltOH
W. II. M. S. Claws.
Willi a good attendance ami an
Interesting progrnni, the W. II. M,
8. of the First M. K. church held
their monthly meeting Tuesday af
ternoon nt the home of Mrs. K. C.
Mrs. llollowas-'coiulii. tcl Ucvuiloi,: i
nls. with Mrs. Van Heuvoe slmrlnirt
the
eloslug number "Whispering
ul)C.
presfilent
M r r . Walker an
uopneod the organisation of a ; j
"tiueen Ksther Circle," with MIksJ ,
Morrison as leader.
Study topic: "A New CriiHaile,"
with the keynoto Cooperation.
given by Mrs. Van Dyke. " Mon-
lalk. intte box leaflet, by
' Mrs. J. C. Campbell.
. The hoslesseti: Mrs.
lltfJt't' a it d Leonard,
eandwichett and coftee.
Just Polks' Vlwlt .
l-njoy Afternoon Piuly.
Koppm
served
,
;
:
The Just Folks Circle
uf the I ,
Fhvt M. K. church,- met at the
homo ofMm F. F. Uurke. f.3 1 Rose j
1 -t tli.
with Mrs. HuKl ValiUer-,
mark, aNstHtant husless. '
Mrs. Cforge Holloway, In chargn
of devotional, read from the IMhi
ehuplcr of Jtdin, first to eighteenth ;
'verses, aiso a prayer ny raimu
, tiuest.-
followed by a duet by Mrs..
Holloway und Mrs. Ci
'' Mrs. Hollowuy
(). Humph-i
ii iw ivu in (
Pye .
Following the busliu'Ss iueetlng. J
i Mrs. Hiiinplirey, of the entertain-
. lowing program.:' -
neadliig "JtiHt Folks." 'by. Kd-j
gar A. Gueyt, by little Joan Uurke,
and u beautiful Eustor mcstttgo by
Mlsa liUcllo VanNcsH. after which
a novel Kiistor egg hunt was en
Joyed by all.
During the social hour which fol
1 lowed, refreshment!, in keeping
with St. Patrick's day, were served.
.. . .
iters were present, visitors were:i
Miss Luclle R. NanNess. Mrs. W.
Harnur(1 rjoborts. Mrs. Krnost Tj.
acott nnd Mrs. Dule titurges.
4
Mrs. rubor KiuerluLua
Urruun Itlble C'lius,
Mrs. 1:1. C. Fnber was hostess to
riu. ,.i,imm motto (2 Tim. ii-lti)
u(.nK given ami olher routine bust-
CM8 oCM(. rinlB.ed, u devotional
t.n-ee wus conducted by MIh Her.
! !,, uurifer.. i Mrs. Ed. (ileason
and Mrs. George Uavls oiilortalned
the guests with sonic lively guess
ing contests.
Mrs. Faber served refi-cshnionts,
nxfllstcd by Mrs. 1', I Johnson, Mrs.
Mombnrl and Mrs. II. A. Kaber.
Those enjoying Mrs. Kabcr's hos -
i pitalily were:
Klllolt. 'Howard Muyflelil. '. Ki
Wiley. Loin Thompson. K. W. Xlch-
ols, C. K. Htnlth, A. JI. Handerson,
II. II. Htrolimlere, Kftlo Caster, j
Warner Htrurns. . P. Grimes,
niehmond. C. IV. Uunk P. L.
Johnson; 11. P. Henihar.H. .). L. I
Wilson, K. A. l-abre. Kunfovd Itlch-1
unison and baby daughter. K. U.
.ilcasoii. Wallace, .ieorge I.avls. J.
M. Johnson. A. AVebster Liimpert.l
h.M- -"..-. "-d i-;
die Mall,
Johnson, '
. aud tlie itov.
M.
High School
I
permission for tlie stuilents of !
the high school to be dismissed so
they could listen to the returns of
1 tlie Medfunl-McLoughlln basket
'ball game Thursday morning ut
10:30. wus ki a nt i,l by Huperlnleii-
d"lit Hedllek and Principal .'oll
kle. The third ami fourth periods
which were omitted during the:
morning, were held In Hie after-!
nuon. rrlday morning, thu Pal-1
iner Music House kindly consented i
to plucii a raillo In the gymnasium
I ,vi i he stuilents could hear The
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I "ti" leaving the building.
T'. a. Halem hold
. the Interest of tho students this
, .,, . . . lhlt , ..,
1 : . ' ,,'",, .. ,i,
forget tho queen contest, as tho
1 ;,, i, mi." 1 r..
nuinos. JIIhb Mildred Lawrence,
l" """ " i"rgp numuui 01
jto. over her nearest opponent,
I
I
Mies Ullliu Hammet. freshman
';nnllilale. Mis i luriit liv frlh.
junior clnss nominee Is Ihlrd. with
.miss ,uru r,uwuriis. rum-year
fi-eidiumu candiil.-ilc next, and the
hiiphomoro candidate, Jllsu Doro
thy Sh ad, last.
I i no curntvui win ue nciu 1- riuur
evening, March 22. at llio high
hi - Iio.iI.
One of tho outstanding "
ft aiures of Uio foregoing pre- i i
ceodlnKH will be a parade, with ,
, irpreHentatlvH from every or- ..,
,g:iiil;:atun In the high school.
The oratorical contest on tho
U,iiiiMtlluH1,n wtil.-h li I. ..In" li.-l.l
In practically every state In the
I'nlon. will bo held In tho south
ern Oregon district In about two
weeks. Medford high shows a
xund chrtnee of taking the hon
ors, as she will bo ably represent
ed. The winner of tho dlstrlet
content will bo a competitor for
state honors. if
Over 100 students of thn high
ndioul were excused last wock to )
tittend the basketball tournament
at Salem. All students excused 1
had to make pasNlng grades In all
ubjeets before they were given the i
permission of the authorities.
Mrs. Carponter, formerly Ruth
Ann Wilson, mathematics teacher
of the high sehooT, was tt visitor
Thursday nf.en.oon.
I
St, Mary's
Academy
s,
.I ns
j ti, 1n,1KC luMd Its usual
mocllng Wednesday afternoon., nt
Uvhleh plana were made to servo a
ulu.i, Tuesday noon us a mean- of
i expaudlniF the treasury.
The greater part of Thursday
and Friday mornings were spnt In tt
listening to tho returns of Hie '"
games, .if radio wan set up In the in
eelcnce room and. clawics were dla- .i'l
missed. Tho tcntenesa during tlie o
first half of tho Dulles game wm
relieved at Its crisis by tho sklr-
miehoM uf a f;whmai buyi who tSO q
lost his eiualibrlum us to ereulc n II
dlslurbaiiee in the back of -.His b
St.
causiii:
utrlck'H Day Is at hand,
general profession ol
colors on the part of others than i
fi-Cffhinen Manv of the Irish set i 1
i,.,i,, u i.,,...! w
.,.. 1.,., ... . nvnll. Slm-rt :
Kth falls on Sunday wo will tiot
.unjpy. a .day- off Cor the occasion
tll,H .,,.
Two. of nl0 :. lor progressive
one soohomoro .IburneVod to Salem ;n
for the tournament, Wh to -tho
dlscomflturo of thooe left .behind.
Tho Cleneral Scloutlsto arc seen
with tho spade in hand, diligently 1,
turning over the sod went of the -ji
building. It bus been whlspei'i'd
that they arc making a gardun, and is
if one can judge from appeig'ances j,',
thoy are qulto promising ogrieul
turlsls. .'
Tho antics of the boys, across m
the street, uro becoming assuring,
and wc might yet have a baseball
team. 1 ; it
The freshman -sophomore sale
MiuiiKoi bui pi iiiin 1 1 ju iirti . 4 ruin j
t. ...I...I.. un.,.1 ut. )... I
orlgauulily 'Is an important factor I
of success In more llnus than orie. 1
IRISH GOOD LUCK
FAIRY WILL PLAY'
What son of old ljrln worthy of
I tho name, has not olther literally
ol. figuratively searched for the w
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llfoV
"I'ls a bit of Irish luck' If
you have found this red coated
rui, y wlth his crocks of gold, and m
,l)9 VttUin., ,..,, b0 afu,r nvlllB
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""-I tlne clo lies yo u'll 1 Wear- '
'"8 H '.r life If you make the .'
""" ut uc V JI"Vcry. , ;
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U,JU( u ,,a" ,'' u '
"f , ? J "vif. 1'
, i f;
heur what Unit little imp of Irish Bl,
rolk lore Hid tor tue weo coiieen, UJ
! Xoreen O'Knno, years ago this 11t
I j Hi. Patrick's day. .
!. The cast, if characters In this,.,
! j radio drama ure Jo Murray P.ostel, 9!
il (Jene Wright and Mary Orelner.
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COPCO HAS FILM OF ,
i HOOVER'S INAUGURAL
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:
Moving pictures of tho Inaugur-
n,m uf President Hoover ure now
, uvniiuble for showing by the Copco
v.a k.,i the film hovlnif nr
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, '' ' , ' "',,,, rview of tho !
! bi national event and shows not
only predent Hoover, but also
i Calvin Coolldgo. Chief Justlco Toft
-. h. ,.,ll., n. Ihev
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took part In the Inauguration core-
niony.
Pictures of the parade siow snmr.
good shots of tho capltot building
and other Interesting vKnrs aro In
cluded In the reel wleh promises
t, he much in 4cniaBa afliCTl "
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